Society notices provide tea and showers for Swarthouts
The social column lists events including a tea for Evelyn Swarthout and James Patrick Hayes at 5 to 7 p.m. with about 60 guests, a birth announced for Dwight Olinger’s family, and multiple club gatherings at the American Legion hall and various homes. Attendees and helpers are named, with plans for desserts, demonstrations, and contests.
Delphine Lutherans Install Officers at Summer Dinner
The Delphine group of Trinity Lutheran Church held a farewell summer dinner at the Colonial Tea Room. Officers installed for the coming year include President Miss Margaret Ludwig Vice-president Miss Hazel Frazier Secretary Mrs John V Fritzel Jr Treasurer Mrs Edward Chamney. Retiring president Miss Erma McManis received a pottery gift.
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Delphine
Trinity Luthern Church
Colonial Tea Room
Margaret Ludwig
Hazel Frazier
John V. Fritzel, Jr
Edward Chamney
John Vogel
Donna Shirar
Frank Banks
Camilla Maichel
Fay Young
E. F. Hartman
Howard Lindley
Margaret Fritzel
Gladys Shaw
Jessie Marley
Birdean Miles
Clyde Laessig
Erma McManis
Ralph C. Miner
Daniels Return From Trip To New York And Boston
Mr and Mrs J S Daniels return from a motor trip to New York City where they visited daughters Mrs H E Tomlinson and Miss Harriet Daniels both connected to design work. The couple also traveled to Boston where Mr Daniels served as a delegate from Fauser design studio.
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J. S. Daniels
New York City
H. E. Tomlinson
Harriet Daniels
Fauser Design Studio
Boston
Daniels
Kiwanis Club Attends National Convention And Tour
The Lawrence Kiwanis club traveled about 3,500 miles over three weeks for the twenty-third Kiwanis International convention in June. They spent two days at a fair and an evening in Washington D C on return before resuming local duties.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Washington, D. C
Wedding trip and family notices drift through New York Kansas City and Colorado
In New York Mr and Mrs Tomlinson set off on their wedding trip to Bermuda. Mrs P H Klinkenberg visits her mother in Kansas City. Alan Stutz plans time on his uncle’s Ness county farm then to Estes Park Colorado. Mrs A B Mitchell returns from Cleveland visit. Raymond Cray and family with Mr Cray s mother from Trenton Missouri return after time with the Cookreys. Mary Elizabeth Dunkley of Dodge City visits Cora Dunkley until July 4. Mrs L P Hamilton and three children of Louisville Kentucky visit Dr and Mrs F C Allen then visit Hamilton’s Kansas City relatives.
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New York
Raymond Cray
Mr. Cray
Trenton
Ted Cookrey
Cooksey
Mary Elizabeth Dunkley
Dodge City
Cora Dunkley
F. C. Allen
Hamilton
D. G. Hamilton
Kansas City
W. W. Blair
Atchison
Farm sales boom in Douglas county lands
C B Hosford reports rising activity with three Lawrence area farm sales. The 305 acre Hunnicut bottom farm near Egbert's bridge sold by Travelers Insurance to Ira P Kimball of Carbondale. W A Rae of Kansas City bought the 174 acre Shirar farm on the Wakarusa, southeast of Browns Grove, after previously purchasing the 240 acre Maurice Hamer farm in 1934.
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Lawrence
C. B. Hosford
Hosford Investment Co
Douglas County
Hunnicut
Eggert’s Bridge
Capt
D. B. Hunnicut
Travelers Insurance Co
Ira P. Kimball
Carbondale
An. W. A. Rae
Kansas City
Maurice Hamer
Browns Grove
James R. Shirar
Wakarussa
Lawrence area farmer heirs sell Dutton farm to Veatch
The heirs of the late J R Shirar owned a productive Lawrence area farm and sold the Dutton farm on highway 59 to Howard A Veatch. Veatch, a Lawrence furniture dealer, will remodel the stone house into a modern residence for his occupancy. Hosford, a long time Lawrence real estate man, backs farming as a solid investment.
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Lawrence
J. R. Shirar
Howard A. Veatch
Dutton
Highway 59
No. 6 School
Hosford
County Welfare Budget Discussion Delayed by Board
County commissioners in regular session and the Welfare board met this morning and gave no definite statement on raising the county welfare budget. They will keep the matter under consideration as the state board approved the budget but suggested two items be increased. The day focused on individual welfare cases and other general problems.
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County Welfare Board
State Board of Social Welfare
Minor Fire at Pippett Salvage Causes Minor Damage
The local fire department responded to a blaze at 801 Rhode Island Avenue at 10:17 AM. The fire originated from an overheated tar barrel and caused only minor damage to the Pippett Salvage company.
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Pippett Salvage Company
Rhode Island
May Enlistment for CCC Camps Opens This Summer
Applications are now available at the county welfare director. Boys aged 17 to 23 should report to the welfare office to enter CCC camps at Valley Falls or Lone Star. Colored boys accepted will join at Lone Star on July 8 and white boys at Valley Falls on July 7.
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CCC
Mildred D. Watson
Valley Falls
Lone Star
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